Butchereed example sentences

butch·er

verb

butchered (past tense) · butchered (past participle)

  - slaughter or cut up (an animal) for food:

  - kill (a person or people) indiscriminately or brutally:

  - ruin (something) deliberately or through incompetence:

Synonyms

slaughter, joint, prepare, dress, massacre, murder, slaughter, kill, dispatch, destroy, exterminate, liquidate, eliminate, terminate, assassinate, slay, spoil, ruin, mar, mutilate, mangle, wreck, murder, Feedback

"Butchereed" Example Sentences

1. The presentation was well-researched, butchered by a poor delivery.
2. My carefully crafted essay was completely butchered by the incompetent editor.
3. He butchered the song, missing every note.
4. The chef butchered the prime rib, rendering it inedible.
5. The film's ending was utterly butchered.
6. They butchered the classic novel in their adaptation.
7. My hopes and dreams were butchered by the news.
8. His argument was compelling, butchered only by a lack of evidence.
9. The mechanic butchered the repair, making the car worse.
10. She butchered the pronunciation of the French word.
11. The once-beautiful garden was butchered by the storm.
12. His reputation was butchered by the scandal.
13. The contract was butchered with unnecessary clauses.
14. They butchered the language, using slang inappropriately.
15. The scene was beautifully shot, butchered by poor editing.
16. The team's performance was butchered by individual errors.
17. He butchered the interview with his rambling answers.
18. The artist butchered the painting with clumsy brushstrokes.
19. The original manuscript was butchered beyond recognition.
20. The evidence was butchered to fit the narrative.
21. His career was nearly butchered by the controversy.
22. The project was butchered by mismanagement.
23. With a single sentence, he butchered any chance of reconciliation.
24. The cake, which was supposed to be elegant, was butchered.
25. The play's dialogue was butchered in the translation.
26. The athlete's performance was unexpectedly butchered.
27. The company's image was butchered by the negative press.
28. The evidence, carefully gathered, was then butchered in court.
29. His chances of winning were butchered by a last-minute mistake.
30. The entire system was butchered by the new software.
31. Although well-intentioned, the solution butchered the process further.
32. The perfectly good wood was butchered by the inexperienced carpenter.
33. His attempts at humor often butchered the mood.
34. The delicate flower arrangement was butchered by the clumsy child.
35. The once-pristine landscape was butchered by irresponsible development.
36. The promising young musician butchered his audition.
37. The simple instructions were butchered by needless complexity.
38. The perfectly good steak was butchered by overcooking.
39. The antique table was butchered by a bad restoration job.
40. The original meaning was completely butchered in the translation.
41. His carefully planned strategy was butchered by unforeseen circumstances.
42. The perfectly timed joke was butchered by a poor delivery.
43. The beautiful melody was butchered by a jarring off-key note.
44. The delicate balance of the ecosystem was butchered by pollution.
45. The well-written poem was butchered by its poor recitation.
46. The intricate design was butchered by its clumsy execution.
47. The peaceful protest was butchered by violent clashes.
48. His perfectly good argument was butchered by his aggressive tone.
49. The potential of the project was butchered by a lack of funding.
50. The carefully crafted deal was butchered by last-minute negotiations.

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